What We Learned From The First Debate Between Kamala And Donald

In a fiery presidential debate on Tuesday, Democratic candidate Kamala Harris took center stage, challenging her Republican rival Donald Trump on several fronts. With her prosecutorial acumen, Harris, 59, launched a barrage of critiques targeting Trump’s fitness for office, his stance on abortion, and his tangled legal issues. From the outset, Harris dominated the debate, provoking Trump, 78, into a series of flustered responses. Notably, she taunted Trump about his campaign rallies, claiming people often leave them early “out of exhaustion and boredom.” Trump retorted with exaggerated claims about the size of his rallies and veered into false accusations about immigrants eating pets in Springfield, Ohio. Harris countered this claim and provoked Trump into making other controversial statements that could become viral. As the debate unfolded, it became clear that Trump struggled to stay focused, often descending into unsubstantiated allegations about voter fraud and immigrant crime. Despite their clash over various issues including immigration, foreign policy, and healthcare, the debate lacked detailed policy proposals.Betting markets, however, shifted in Harris’ favor as Trump’s performance failed to reassure investors. A notable endorsement came from pop icon Taylor Swift, who declared her support for Harris and Tim Walz on Instagram, further boosting the Harris campaign. Swift’s post was also signed “childless cat lady” in reference to controversial comments made by Vance. If that was not enough, Trump entered the "spin room" post-debate, asserting it was his best performance despite many undecided voters remaining skeptical of his candidacy. Trump’s response to Harris’ call for a second debate was mixed, hinting he might decline if he feels he won the first round. #Queer Up Politics
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